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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1929)
Thw-wlny, March 21, 1929 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Fr TKrr 5 aAas' .njovHi -ktnM-t a?w---Awvr- Jiprtfxs2a4txt:& Economists in Distribution f?? RELIEF IA SOLON FARM . n re PLAN PUSHED Senator Brookhart Hopes j to Get StiDnort for- I Hit flan. ' j J WAMIIINtiTON. Mn r.h :1 (A. I' ) The ll.SSii.Uou.nuii farm rellif prmrrnin of Hciminc llronk lurl, republican. Iowa. U idling lit be otto uf I tin ninny propiHiaL put lii'furu Ihn aennte ncrlruHum iIiiiiiiiIiIkii when It Hlurm work on a 1H3B BKrlrullur.il relief incimure next week. Urunkbart fiilli'il to rrt nnv support no tlil prnpoml m III" litt "Imi. Ho tint mruro'l of any unw. tuit ha wit nn nl Preildent Hoover". hftrtlnl campaigners linil he 1. confident the now chief executive will llvo hl plnn favorable connld era! Inn, at Unit. The lowan. In hi. elaborate afirnposltlou. aluia tu guarantee tu tha fnrmer a return of flva per cent on bla rapllal Inve.tmnnl llo would id up a farmer." natlnnal export cooperative, fi nanced by tho government, wltn power lo buy ami withhold mir plue rmpa from tho market. If any limn were anntalnrd In lhl operation, and ho doc.n't be lieve there would be heavy timet, hi would hav Ilia Culled Hiete. Inaanrv meet thoae up tu ?U0, 000.000. WAKIII.VC.TUN. Marrh II. (A I'. )- Ib'prvM'iitaf Ire Clnrk, re publican.. New York, auhniltlnd lo 1'rMlilfnt Hoover todny a plan fur farm relief whlih w.iutil ml: for tariff readlu.tment, Ihn crea tion of a farm biianl. eticit'loii of I lie federal wari'hoixe policy to provide loan, upon .lured farm prdurta, and enlareuicnt of t !. rcwearrh work of Iho department of agriculture. In addition. Clarke prnpi. a attrvey of geographic area, with the riiiniiiuillllea produced within them to determine hei li ar cooperative, nhould be funn ed, and Ilia creation of a clear ing houau fur tho dlmeinln:ttlirt of Information (allied from worldwide marketing and farm aurveya. i Corvallis Is 1 i Named City of j Next Conclave! MAIIS1IFIKI.0. Ore.. March SI. I til (API rorvallla will be the alto! J" of tho next Quadrennial Itoyal j y Ne labour, convention. It waa ! I fo eldel at the "lute meeting M ( Nortb lli-id luta yeaterday. i Mabel IJalche:or of Hillnboro j waa ele.'ted Hate orucle; frllta . belli (ilowe, Portland, recorder trraaurer. I Delegates to the aiipremo con- Million In M I iiiii-n ul In In .May nru Auua Stall Bntllh, Mcdford; lleutrlca rihndnln. t'orvaliln; Kleauor Mcfo.klo, Huker. Alter nates aro Kmmu Walrml. Urea ham. Marietta Juiien. t'malllla. and KdltB lllbbord. Lakvlow. Appointment, to atato offices follow: Joule llartmnn, Hllvrr ton, chancellor; Marietta Jonea, 1'matllla. past Oruclo; Anna Tripp, Myrtle I'olnt, Marshal; Clara Anjola, Portland, right narahnl; Frances Stanford, Port land, Inner ecntlnrl; Anna Swan aon, Cottnga drove, outer acntln-cl. Tho Army Council of Kuglund haa diH'Ided Hint the, pitch of military bumla throughout tin country la lo be lowered.' LIBERTY TOIiAV AM) ToMoiuiotr "Stormy Waters" PINE TREE The Seventh of the BIG EIGHT . Jannings in 'The Way of All Flesh Regular Prices . For Easter r DfLK mCDSE I Nevnr waa there ar. good and y W. iy I aa ntyllnli chiffon bone ever aold I I V 0 jf Jf low price. Thla la a gcmilno (lift I "y-y tale that every woman In Klam- I I 1 H II Y f.W ath County ehould tako part In. n J . Two nationally known brands All 'J from which to cbooae. ' y llj J ' If ALL .. 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This is a gala array of colorful - ' I numbers which are a much higher grade than this low price suggests. ' 1 Easter is the time for a New Suit Men's Hats New colors. New styles. Roll- ; ed edge or snap brim. And too. 5 la the right price to pay for a good bat. GRAYS, TANS, BLUES, BROWNS 5.00 Every man desires a new suit at this season of the year and we have them at prices that are in reach of all. Sizes for .men and young men. You are especially invited to see our new spring line of suits. Men's Shirts Itroadctoth In fancy colors and patterns. . Collar attached. . All Blzca. 1.95 Athletic U'wear Ileenforced tack. Taped aerdss shoulders which elimi nates tearing. Excollent' quality. All sizes. 1.00 Two -Piece Underwear Muusing quality. Shirts, of white. Punts lu- doxeus of guy colors and patterns. . 1 Pants....: 98c Shirts :L.l. . 98c DRESS OXFORDS Brown or black. Newest toe. Bal or blucher. -. 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